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Yeah, I’m not familiar with a lot of the biological science you mentioned, but I know history. I won’t say it’s an absolute fact, but the most widely accepted scientific evidence document’s that modern humans (homo sapiens) evolved in Africa. From Africa, humans began leaving parts of Africa about 60,000 years ago, which eventually spread human populations across the globe. They eventually hooked up with Neanderthals in Europe. There was another group in Asia they hooked up with, too. I’ll have to look that up, because I forgot the name of that group. But as a result, non-African populations can trace their ancestry back to the original group of humans who left Africa during that period. Have you ever read the book called Sapiens?
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